College of Medicine News

Blood cancers make up about 10% of the nation’s diagnosed cancers each year, and stem cell transplant treatments for these diseases can trigger immunological attacks for patients.

As the University for the Future, UCF’s gains in the rankings reflect our commitment to empowering students’ success through innovative efforts that engage and support learning, service and research.

Regular sun exposure is the most natural way to get vitamin D, but excessive amounts can have harmful effects on our bodies. Keep these tips in mind to prevent sun damage.

The awards include the Distinguished Alumni, John C. and Martha Hitt Honorary Alumni, Young Alumni and Distinguished Student awards.

Current standard treatments involve a combination of drugs taken over at least four to six months, which many patients fail to complete due to the duration and side-effects of these regimens.

UCF Health is the College of Medicine’s clinical practice and offers primary and specialty care to patients across the community.

The team, which has received a grant from the U.S. National Science Foundation, is working with shrimp farms in Ecuador to build new microbial communities for aquaculture that will improve shrimp health.

A former ballerina and earthquake survivor were among the 120 students who celebrated their first day of medical school on Monday.

One in 10 young people under 18 use vapes and an estimated 20 million adults smoke e-cigarettes.